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Integrated Grit Washing Unit (RoSF4 Equivalent)
Separation, Washing, and Dewatering in One Compact System.
- Item 1:Ultra-Clean Output: Reduces organic content in grit to < 3%.
- Item 2: Cost Saving: Reduces disposal volume and weight by washing out organics.
- Item 3: German Standard: Full SUS304 / 316L enclosed design for odor-free operation.
Simple grit separators often discharge “dirty grit” contaminated with organic sludge. This leads to foul odors, vector attraction (flies), and high disposal fees because you are paying to landfill water and rotting organics, not just sand.
Our Integrated Grit Washing Unit combines a sedimentation tank, a washing agitator, and a screw conveyor. The result is clean, dry, and odor-free sand (organic content <3%) that meets strict environmental disposal standards.
| Performance Specs | Feiran EP Standard |
|---|---|
| Organic Content | < 3% (High Performance) |
| Sand Capture Rate | ≥ 95% (particle size 0.20 – 0.25 mm) |
| Solids Throughput | Up to 3.0 tons/hour |
| Material Construction | Passivated SUS304 / SUS316L |
Q1: What is the difference between a Grit Classifier and a Grit Washer?
A: A classifier only separates sand from water. A Grit Washer (like this unit) actively agitates and washes the sand to remove organic coatings, producing a much cleaner and drier output suitable for strict environmental regulations.
Q2: Does it reduce bad odors in the dumpster?
A: Yes. By removing 97%+ of the organic matter (which causes the rot), the discharged grit is virtually odorless, improving the working environment for plant operators.
Q3: Can it accept feed from Vortex Grit Traps?
A: Yes, it is the perfect companion for our Vortex Grit Removal System. The grit slurry is pumped directly into this unit for final polishing.
Need finer screening downstream? Check our [Mechanical Bar Screens] or [Rotary Drum Fine Screens].